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Home My WebLink AboutThe Huron Expositor, 1995-03-29, Page 17"NEVER PAY MORE.I.ANYMORE" 146 seo LIMITED TIME OFFER DEAL AROUND FRONT OR REAR BRAKES 4 CYL. *Some vehicles may not apply *Plus taxes Entertainment Ladies' auxiliary celebrates anniversary The United Church Women's group in Hensall met last Thursday afternoon, March 2 , at 2 p.m. Elva Forrest opened the meeting with a poem, followed by prayer. Rena Caldwell used for her devo- tional theme, `Women of the Bible.' Rena spoke of the important roles of women in the church: the lives of Mary and Martha, sisters of Lazarus; Jesus' Mother Mary; Mary Magdalene; Mary, the mother of James and Joanne; and many others. Rena closed her devotion with prayer and the hymn "Faith of Our Fathers" was sung. The offering was given and dedi- cated by Elva Forrest. The hymn 'How Glorious Zion's Courts Appear' was sung. The minutes of the February meeting and correspondence were read. Twenty-five visits were made. Hilda Payne gave a humorous reading `Being an adult'. Mary Roobol sent seven cards. Audrey Christie read two articles from The Observer. The executive planned the programs for the remainder of the year and these were accepted. Mary Roobol and Hilda Payne served lunch. The Hensall Sunset Seniors held their meeting on March 14, at Hensall United Church. President Helen McKay welcomed everyone, HAAO treasurer Seaforth Hospital Auxiliary meeting was held on Tuesday, March 14 at 8 p.m. in Conference Room 2. President Margaret M. Mennell welcomed everyone and opened the meeting with a poem entitled How To Be Happy. Roll Call was answered by 20 members with a gift of a hair brush or a comb for the patients in Hospital. Recording secretary read the minutes which were approved. Margaret M. Mennell read the correspondence. The HAAO Conference Region 2 will be hosted by St. Marys Memorial Hospital St. Marys ON on April 24 with three workshops and Audrey Lemmon HAAO Treasurer as guest speaker. Conference for Hospital Auxiliary Leadership form Restructuring to Hensall by Liz Sangster 262-2715 C 17 members answered the roll call. A donation was made to Town and Country Homemakers and appreci- ation was expressed to Max Ducharme's Orchestra, for playing at the birthday party at Huronview. The April meeting will be April 4 at 6 p.m. with a pot luck dinner. An invitation to the Legion's Daffodil Tea, April 12 was received. Lunch was served by Evelyn Flynn, Stewart and Irene Blackwell and Anita Bengough. Winners of the cards were Isabel Rogerson, Pearl Taylor, high; Evelyn McBeath, Stewart Blackwell, low; Vera Smale, lone hands. The Hensall and District Horticul- tural Society met March 13, at the Hensall United Church. The group opened the meeting with the singing of "O' Canada", accompanied by Janet Mowat. As this was New Member Night, new members were asked to introduce themselves to the group. Sybille Schaufler introduced the speaker Susan Handerer, of Susan's Greenhouses, in Crediton. After guest speaker Renewal will be held on May 3 and 4 at OHA Centre Don Mills. Speakers will be Dr. Janet Lapp president of C.E.O. C.L.D. International and John Casses and Harold L. Taylor two members well attend this conference. Gift Shoppe will be opened additional hours starting April 3. The shoppe will be open Wednesday morning from 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. Seaforth Hospital Auxiliary will host the Fall Region 2 Conference. The Auxiliary ladies are making and selling Easter eggs again this year. Orders taken from March 29 to April 10 pick up date April 13 at Seaforth Community Hospital. Contacts are 527-0814 and 527- 0153. The meeting adjourned and a social time spent. Police still seek vandals While a vehicle was parked at Tops bar in Vanastra an under carriage for a 1992 snowmobile was taken from the back of a pickup truck. The pickup was parked in the parking lot at the time of the theft. On the Jan. 29 or 30 unknown persons entered the cemetery at Egmondville and knocked over 21 headstones. The Exeter Curling Club was broken into on Jan. 14. Entry was gained through a window and once inside a quantity of liquor was removed. On Jan. 14 the Legion in Blyth was broken into. The front door was pried open and once inside the crooks stole cash, 20 bottles of liquor, and 100 packages of ciga- rettes. Approximately $300 damage was also done while breaking in. If you have information about these or any other crimes call Crime Stoppers of Huron County. 1-800-265-1777 and you could receive a reward of up $1000 Seaforth Co -Operative Children's Centre COMEDY MIGFIT and DAMCE /14 CO -Op . 3 Comedians from Yuk Yuks SEIT. (I PRI L 22 '94's cot Reg. & Dist. Community Centres Doors Open at 8:00 p.m. Show - 9:00 - 11:00 p.m. Dance 11:00 - 1:00 a.m. Lunch provided $12.00 per person Come early for best seats. For more info. 527-0682 OPEN FOR SEASON SEAFORTH FREEZE KING 15 PIECES OF CHICKEN $16 79 PLUS FREE Family French Fry for "SNACK PACK 2 pieces 09 of chicken plus french fries la • DINNER" PACK 3 eces of r7c� chpiicken, french fries,$4 / 77 roll & cote slaw. • 24 CHICKEN WINGS $9.99 "It's broasted to go. The worlds finest eatin chicken. Ron & Gloria Riley Highway #8 West Side Seaforth *Specials in effect till Sunday April 2nd. For Take -Out Orders Phone 527-0034 speaking on spring planting, Susan invited questions from the audience. President Ann Overweel thanked Susan for the informative presenta- tion. The meeting closed and the draws were held. The winners of the draws were Dianne Gerstenkom, Jenny Kipfer, Sybille Schaufler and Dorothy Brintnell. Lunch was served, under the direc- tion of Mary Kinsman. Rev. Henry Annen conducted the service at Hensall United Church, this past Sunday. The greeter was Hazel Corbett. The ushers were Cecil Pepper and Garry Alderdice. Rev. Annen's message was "The Secret Ingredient of Success", the Children's Story was "We Have Roots". The Friendship Circle meet April 3 at 8 p.m. The Aftemoon Ladies Group meet April 6 at 2 p.m. HENSALL NEWS The Hensall Legion Ladies' Aux- iliary celebrated the Auxiliary's 45th anniversary (actual date Octo- ber 1994) on Saturday evening March 25, at the Legion Hall. Legion Branch 468 catered. Melinda Hovius was invited as guest speaker. She gave an interest- ing speech on her Encounters in Canada trip to Ottawa. Deputy Zone Commander, Olave HURON CENTENNIAL PARENT COUNCIL SPRING AUCTION Proceeds to rebuilding of School Playground Equipment You are invited to join us for an exciting evening of fun and prizes at STANLEY, TOWNSHIP COMPLEX Saturday April 15' 7:00 PM Guest Auctioneer Bruce Rathwell Cold Buffet DOOR PRIZES Tickets: s9`x' available at HURON CENTENNIAL SCHOOL 233-3330 AN EVENT YOU CAN'T MISS Doors & Bar Open at 6:00 PM Little of Zone C-1, from Seaforth, was also a guest and presented Auxiliary President Iva Reid with her Past -President's bar and pin. At Hensall United Church, Rev. Henry Annen chose for his message "My Younger brother gets away with everything". Belva Fuss pre- sided at the organ. Becky Corbett was the junior minister. Greeters were Helen and Jerry Drysdale. Ushers were Steve McGregor and Raye Jacobe. All leaders and helpers were thanked for their work at Bible School. Friendship Circle meet April 3 at 8 p.m., the guest speakers Murray and Olene Dennis of Walton will tell of their trip to Israel and the Holy Land. Afternoon Ladies meet April 6 at 2 p.m. Donations are still being received for the carpet, to the installed May 15, on the stairway, hall and choir room. A painting work party is being organized for April 29 at 8:30 a.m. Tickets for the Beef Supper on April 26 are available from board members or the church office 262- 2935 or Margaret Cole 262-2304. Hensall Carmel Presbyterian Church. Woman present their Spr- ing Hot Luncheon, April 11. Tickets are now available from any church member. Seaforth OPTIMIST CLUB Presents their annual elm PoZR Z4•14 April 9th Registration will be April 9th at the Optimist Hall 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. THE HURON EXPOSITOR, March 29, 11195-17 SPARKY'S PLACE �—t411;10 ,sFAMILY DINING —SUNDAY SPECIAL— INCLUDES SOUP OR SALAD Coffee or Tea and Dessert FISH AND CHIPS $5 95 SUNDAY, April 2nd, 5-7 pm 90 Main St., Seaforth 527-1964 Seaforth Agricultural Society TRACTOR ELIMINATION DRAW March Early Bird WINNER Uoyd & Darla Lowery RR #1 Orono Prize by Mycogen Seeds e out end See The Second (lame in the Commercial- Jonnymore's Series. Saturday 8:30 p.m. Seaforth Arena Seaforth 5270980 COMMERCIAL HOTEL sZ (Queen's Hotel) 527-2982 Wednesdays SENIOR'S DAY Still only $5.00 "All you can eat!" Sunday Smorgasbord 4 'til Close Lots to choose from SPRING TRAVEL SHOW! TUESDAY, APRIL 4TH 6:30 P.M. `TILL 9:30 P.M. MITCHELL & DISTRICT COMMUNITY CENTRE • Slide Presentations! • Free Draws! 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